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Laxton is a small rural village in N. Nottinghamsire, dating from the Norman Conquest of 1066.

Visitors can visit the the site of the old castle at the northern edge of the village, and witness the regions best preserved motte and bailey castle.

You can also go to the beautiful, and attractive, village church which dates back from 1190 and is still regularly used to this day.

Nevertheless, what makes the village of Laxton really unusual is its use today of the open farming system.

Laxton is the only open field system in England and one can meander the fields yourself or have a tour with a guide, which we will arrange for you.

The information centre in the centre of Laxton with lots more information about Laxton and its history.

At the heart of Laxton is the pub where you will discover cracking value, local ales, and cordial villagers who’ll happily tell you a tale or two.

The Goat House is in the village and dates back nearly two hundred years.

The Goathouse has just recently been renovated to an award winning standard, we offer great value for money bed and breakfast laxton with a double bedroom, a twin bedroom and one large bathroom. If you would like some more information then please go ahead and visit www.the-goathouse.com.